NY/LA Animation Events on March 2
Here’s a heads up on two unusual animation screenings on Friday night, March 2nd—one in New York, the other in Los …
Here’s a heads up on two unusual animation screenings on Friday night, March 2nd—one in New York, the other in Los …
Mike Judge and Don Hertzfeldt have announced the line-up for the third edition of the ANIMATION SHOW. Having seen all the films in the …
For those of you in Los Angeles who can’t make it up to Ottawa this year, the American Cinematheque has an alternative for you. UNSHOWN …
Who says Stop-Motion is dead? I just got Ken Priebe’s great new book The Art of Stop-Motion Animation, and it pretty much details, step …
Tom Knott writes to let us know that there’s a lot of interesting and rare animation programs happening this month during the Los Angeles …
Here at the Brew, we frequently receive e-mails and press releases from various animation artists and studios around the world informing …
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